In the Pennsylvania Senate race, Dr. Mehmet Oz has said he supports states imposing more restrictions on abortions. He hasn’t said what penalties, if any, he would support.
Now, with the November general election on the horizon, a group that supports abortion rights claims that Oz"wants to make abortion a crime.". The 30-second spot begins with clips from three TV news anchors reporting about the Supreme Court’s June 24 reversal of Roe v. Wade and the ruling’s aftermath.
Oz supported the overturning of Roe, which protected access to abortion nationwide. He also favors letting states set their own abortion laws. Since the Roe reversal, performing an abortion is now a felony inOz backs abortions only in the limited cases of rape, incest, and if the life of the woman is in danger. He has not specified what criminal penalties, if any, he would support if a woman had an unlawful abortion.
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